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www.keithhennessey.com
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| | | | | Yesterday I posted and described the draft Kennedy-Dodd health care bill. Today I would like to do the same for an outline produced by House Democrats. Here is a three-page outline of "Key Features of the Tri-Committee Health Reform Draft Proposal in the House of Representatives," dated yesterday (June 8, 2009). The three committees are: | |
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sacredcowchips.net
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| | | | | Ongoing increases in the resources dedicated to health care in the U.S., and their prices, are driven primarily by the abandonment of market forces. We have largely eliminated the incentives that markets create for all buyers and sellers of health care services as well as insurers. Consumers bear little responsibility for the cost of health... | |
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blogmaverick.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around healthcare reform, with multiple perspectives and proposals. Key points include: 1. Criticism of the current healthcare system's inefficiencies, including insurance companies, high costs, and lack of transparency. 2. Proposals for alternatives like Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), which aim to replace traditional insurance models by allowing direct payments to providers, reducing administrative costs, and promoting local investment. 3. Emphasis on personal responsibility, preventive care, and lifestyle changes to address health issues. 4. Suggestions for government oversight, loan forgiveness for healthcare professionals, and the need for a collaborative approach to reform. 5. Mention of existing models like Kaiser ... | |
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www.eliza-ng.me
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| | | The recent news of the demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has sparked debate over the role of government in protecting depositors and ensuring that banks do not become a burden on taxpayers. SVB's failure was caused by its heavy investment in long-term bonds, whose value dropped when interest rates rose. This left the bank unable to meet its obligations to depositors, who would have lost their money had the government not stepped in with emergency funds. | ||
